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# Click IRIS

This is a pre-built action which comes under the element captured from Desktop AUT using IRIS method. It instructs the Avo Assure Client to perform a click on the IRIS object which is captured from the desktop application.

### Syntax:  

**Input:** `N/A`

**Output:** `<Dynamic Variable> (Optional);<Dynamic Variable>(Optional)`

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### **Usecase/Example**

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### **Scenario:** Automate Login Button using Click IRIS action in Desktop Application.

Consider a scenario where the login functionality of a desktop application is being automated. After entering credentials (username and password), the **Click IRIS** action simulates clicking the login button to verify the credentials and ensure a successful login.

### **Expected Result**

The **Click IRIS** action needs to click on the captured IRIS object button.  

### **Output**

The action successfully performed on captured IRIS object button. 


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